Ever tried to fix something… and only made it worse? 🚰🔧 One little leak turns into a whole sink situation—but with the right help, you can get it working again!
This week on Go & Do, Candis Shupe breaks down how organizing the Church is kind of like fixing a leaky sink. Joseph Smith saw a need but didn’t know exactly how to do it—just like we sometimes feel when trying to strengthen our faith. So, how did he figure it out? And what can we learn from his experience?
In this episode, you’ll learn:
🛠️ Why following the prophet is key to keeping things running smoothly.
📖 How Doctrine & Covenants 20-22 lays out the purpose of the Church.
🙏 What it means to truly believe—and how that belief changes everything.
General Conference is just around the corner! Are you ready? Let’s go and do the work to prepare. Hit play and let’s dive in! 🎧✨
Go & Do Challenge
- Prepare for General Conference
- Study the organization of the Church in Sections 20-22
- If nothing else, believe
Episode Links
Days Never to be Forgotten—Elder Gary A. Stevenson
The Lord Jesus Christ Will Come Again—President Russell M. Nelson
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